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fyriht, J A. II. Kirn lil,ainii Company
Double Breasted
A defininite English tailor atmosphere prevails in the jacket
sketched. The flare to the skirt, which Kirschbaum has secured
by placing the waist high and giving the back a deep vent supports
the entire style effect- It is one of the most graceful and import
ant of seasonable developments.
CUSTOM SERVICE WITHOUT THE ANNOYANCE OF A
, TRY-ON
READY-TO PUT-ON TAILORED BY KIRSCHBAUM
We are ready to show you the styles developed by our Kirschbaum
Tailors.
Hill's Department Store
LOVDON,
A0t Jl. IWffhnrl
Htvw, direotnr-rnMul 8f the n
! tfirnjlit'd frllcf or'inizittion-, lias r-tjucsti-d
Dr. Frijjtjof N';ittc?n. ad of
Ui XnrwiKiau foo'l Ynteion to th
jl;iiJt'iI Stales, to btj'MHw4 rhlof of an
H i ii)irnal Jul neutral "oniiitiislon to In-
iventlfitf tlin popsllillity of feeding
RtiKHiu on condition r.r the :wsation
i of hostilities In Ruthin, according to
ii oijiai'-n to me- ixcnunse mm-
t'rarili company from f'op-nhipen.
! Tho ditiValch sav Unit 10.000.000
pounds monthly will be required to
carry but the problem.
A GREAT DANGER
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Menken l l:irrl!ill- to Ph' I'ihiikI tii
5 the III.uk Srn. . I
CLAIMS Vt)l'Nii:ST MAItlXKS
CUTBANK, Won'.. April 11. Cut,-
jhnnk cliilnis tlie yorr.i'.'Ht marine thai
jcnliHtwl wllh Uio rsioii in tlin gmat
war in this ponon "f Jolin H. Vearce,
jaucd Ki. who when but a fcw.monthn
ipnnl IiiH rifli'cnth iili'lliday went to
Ili'U'iin. osteiMlbly to visit a slKlfii' but
ilnntinl unlisted In iIim innrinp. Aftm
riHchinK trilnint; -il ynrlous campn.
he wia font to Urctl. France, with
Hie Fifth reidment. from there go
lim to Hie Cbanipaine front. From
IIiIk lime on young Pierce waB In the
thick of Mm fichtln. He lan aervice
CO.N'STANTINOI'I.R (By lail)
ftoutlnKinliim .'n.ihe Vaninrellra 1
and K-a of Maifnorri still eonslilu'e
great danger to navipalimf. .Sevefii
inhlps have been loH siliee the annia-l
tice through mine explosions. Ti! 5
armistice required 'i'utky to iiuli
eate all mines. bft it ban not beon
possible In z cas-a to givtj ttioir
exact position. Vlines,.-eepers have
been at ork for soaie time, hut nav
al aiithroities gay it will be many
months befori vesseU cai proceed
through the straits with safety. No
navigation ls permil eJ at nitlit. Oi'
passenger vessels llrjboats drills are
held regularly, just r.s In days whoFi
submarine -menaced the seas.
Even In tbe broai Mt i etches of tb'i
Aegean Se3 the greatest precautions,
are taken against touting mines, in
certain areas passengers are required
tq wear life preserve l and narrow
lanes of travel have Leen marked out
for pilots to follow.
But It is In tbe lilaek Sea that the
greatest danger exists. Not only avj
there numerous floafng mines ther?.
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BANANA8
; ' SALE
Nice Ripe Bananas
Qko per
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Harris Grocery
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Elack 192
408 North Fir Street Across the Tract
,at tne .noni liianc rw?; ... ..." -,,, ex,en8ive unmaiked mine fields
I Hgnnne forest and . In the b-itlle: , b .
tbrougb No Mi,Vi' ind to roach his . ,,.,,;,.:,, .,.,,.. r
..tlM While lvlntr flat on his ' ..... ;
a constant menace to snipping, ire
WATER GLASS
THE TRUE EGG PRESERVATIVE
Keeps Your Eggs Fresh for Many Months
Putman's Drug Store
REXALL STORE
GREAT LAKES FILL
SHIP ORDERS
Old
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J
IMA IS' .
Whether It be I time-worn
chir or a table, saved more
for sentiment than for ap
pearance flake, it can be
brought baclc to its original
luatie by one coat of B-H
Luttrelnc.
Mahogany, walnut, cherry,
oak whatever the style and
whatever the finish, there is
aLutftrelac ahadetoiuatch.it.
l.ustrelac imparts a
brilliant, durable and
lnsting finish. An old
piece of furniture re
touched with Lustre
lac can hardly be told
from new. kightshadeg
and colot less.
Afaie fy f'te
- BASS-lltll TI !T TAtNI CO.
San I'ranciaco
OI.EVEIiAND, Ohio, April 10 The
shipyards of tbe Oreal Lakes have
been steadily turning out steal s
for the p.'inera-ency Fleet Corporitlon
during the mild winter nnd when the
canals between Lnke Frio and Mo
teral open soon ami- April 10 thero
will bo a rush of ill wn-bound vos
liels. Orders cull for ti.e delivery of
more than 2f.O slejiners In lfllll. II
Is estimated Unit vessels buildliiK
lor the governiuent Tor salt water
service will lie rendf to leave.
The-American Bhlphuldlng Com
piny, with several yards on the
lakes, has orders foi 111 steamers,
15 of which will be tendy to sail ni
the opening. The hnats are being
turned out at Superior. Smith Chica
go, Detroit, Lorain, Cleveland nnd
lluffalo.
Contracts for 44 sli.r.mers, many of
which will ho ready soon, nre held
by the Client Lakes Knginoering
Woiks. Yards at Toledo, Duluth.
S:iginnw and Manitowoc also .will
have n number of vessels ready when
navigation opens.
It will be late in Hie season be
fore all Die shipyard finish their
conlracts with the Finorgency Fleet
Corpor.itton.
destination. While lying flat on li If
back, for protection, be had the pack
on bis back blown completely away.
w;is twice hurled by earth from high
explosive shells. He was one of 25
murines out of a company of 3nn near
the Mcui.0 that escaped either deatli
or wounds and was one of the com
pany' that crossed the Meusc on a
ponto bridge that was blown to bite
.tyft nfter the marines had crossed
lft-re the, lad was gassed. On Nov.
1,1 BIS, nenr St. Oeorge, after a
h.Jile Jnil while his company was
'pipping tip," he had the pleasure
eCl'eeelving ine amiennt-i "v.
f 'rninns. . '
(.jl'earce 'is nearly six feet tall nnd
vfolghs 110 pounds.
IIKMilAXS ltWF.IVKI) CATTM?
LONDON (I!y Mril) Six hund
red short horn cattle of the very host
breed have been presented by the
Royal Agricultural Society of Oreal
Ttrllaln to the people if Belgium and
:!0n of them havo already rpicbid
farina In Die vicinity of Bntet.n. Thc
i-i.mnlnder will follow In n f w weelo
The cattle, which are vnluid i"t
.liiitjiijDyirnrTrTTii t 'i"ii"i"i"i ""
steamer bearing the American ited
Cross MissiOii to Rmeaiiiu narro'vlv
missed a floating mine while proceed
ing to Coustanza. Often Dene
mines are carried down by the jwii'i
current, in the Dospiioroiia Straits, to
the Sea of Marmor.t, who-e t'ney are
an over-present dn-er to tho hun
dreds of naval an'1- inert hi:: t ves
sels. '.
Naval authorities! spy it will bo
several years before tho waters of
Kuropo are entirely flee of floating
mines. Many of the Gorman minrs
destroyed by Allied travelers w-jv
found to hav3 been moored by rope.
When the rope rotled the mi: -m
broke from their anchorage and -'.i '.ft
ed in many case to the main line of
steamer travel.
Revised Lists Show ,
273,105 Casualties in ,
the American Forces
,n;wi;L colli tion i!i:sTO!ti:n
PARIS, I By Wall) The lavish
jewel collection of tho Louvre will
soon be on exhibition again. The col
lection was removed fiom I he Louvre
when the Germans made their th.re.ut-
WASI1INGTON, April 10.-The
following revised tublo of casualties
among the American expeditionary
froces, based upon lists to dateJ( was
issued Wednesday by the war depart
ment: Killed in action, (including3Sl
lost at seal, 32,21)2.
Died of wounds, 13,420.
Died of disease, 22,505.
Died of accident and other causes,
40s(i.
W:ounded In action, (S5 per cent
returned), 105,002.
Missing in action, (not Including
prisoners released and returned),
4 000.
Total to date, 273,105.
' Whooping; Cough. .
Give Chamberlain's Cougli 'remedy
to keep the cough loose and expecto
ration easy. It is excellent. Adv. ,
$200, 000,
will he snii-i emenled 'In i euing. drive toward 1'aris
the near future v.-rt, auoirn nai
gifts, after whkti mor- entile tire to
he Rent to Soriila and Vw.i to t.e
the places of the lives; :.'.t killed or
art-led nway by the tir'.vn invade.-s.
Money for the gifts l.i heli'g collected
In all the Kiiirl'nh c:r. Me r iisin,t conn
lies, nnd leaders or tiui l.i-i'.-U'i'ii'- et
peel the f.rid to reac-i ?! 2r. 0t
wllliln tlie n. st 'o mciilh i.
M. Dallmer, curator of the muse
um, took the jewel.i nway with him
personally to Bordeaux, carrying In
his vest pocket the most precious of
tbe stones, a Jewel valued ut $2,000,
000, itnd know as the famous Regent
gem.
Choice candies are what you want,
and you went them fresh have you
noticed the candies at Silverthorn's?
4-11-31
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FAMILY DRUG STORE
UA GRANDK.OAEGON.
"Because tlie women of
Oreumi do so lunch of
tlio 1 Jii-i tii; for Oreo-on
lioines, (lie res)onsihil
ity for this movement,
for ;i "((renter Oresron"'
rests with them in 'ii
very lai'f'e .way.
The decree of our sue"
eosfc will le)eiul on the
ex'tent to which Ore"
Son's women WILL use
liome pi'jiilucts.
WILD tiAMK lCI!K.Sl(i
DISTKlBUTOiS,
0 F. COOLIDGE
OILMAN. Mont., April 11.- Wilt)
Kiinio la inuHlplyiiu In this vicinity.
Kile hy tin lunulivil nm.v ho soon hi
the North Kmk country,, two t nip
pers rorontly lvportlnr :100 in niic
In i (1, Tlio t rappT.i k Id mountain
shot'p. prott'clcd r:"idtsr -tti
laws, am rxprimll'm: In jninilx1: s.
tTr:ipplnK Is noort nml furs hi in,-:
)hi;ti prices. ' "
WOMi: l)0 TO:4 IX MAMiANH
ATHKNS Ry Mali) Kk'vcn wo-
nion doctors ut taclicd to tlie Aniort-
enn W'opiftn'H Ifospitnl, of New York,
nml. fifteen t'nHed Slates nrmy snr
Keoiis hn o been iisHinned lo tlie
A ineriean Iteil Cross for civil relit t'
work in llio It::lka')'. These doctors.
who nre in charge r.f Major Ilnrke C,
Hamilton, of (ioshi'n, N. V., medical
director of the American Ited Cross
Com mission So t he, Hdlkans, will he
sent to Serhki, MonttiieKro and Al
bania, where (here is reported to he
nnn'h illness. They will be provided
wit h lihti ;i supplies . of medicines.
I "The Harrier," by Rex Beach at the
'Star. Saturday and Sunday. -l-S-4t
i,i,iyi n:oi:,i; 1';;omisi:s
sta i ivmk.n r vi:im:siay
I.ONltox.. April 11. Premier
Lloyd (Tenrco hopes to return to Loii
don from 1'nris next Tuesday t:
nial(e n si a 1 etncii t :e;:i riling lite
pe:ce conference in be house of
commons on tine .iay. This an
nouuct'tiicnt was mmle hi the Jur.iM'
Thursday by Kdwnrd S!iortt home
vjep'inry. ' ' ( i : ' !
Big Dye Factories.
Japar has Strive factories, with nn
imiuuil cnpiieity In oxi-ess of UMK),0OU
Pounds.
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SATURDAY and SUNDAY
Matinee and Night
The Wonderful Alaskan Romance
p. -v. s '
BARRSE
T MX BEACH
lTo fv all read this thril
ling utory of Alaska - Now is
your opportunity to see the
tory in the screen played
by a all star cast. Sevou
Peols action and thrills.
Andrew's New Variety Store
will ojion its dnors to tlio jmlilic for hnsiiipss siiiiiiltan'oniislv with
Use lliiiici i;:i'(l (irm-cry, in its now stand April I I, 1!M!.
1 1 a vinir lu'cn with tho ( ioldon' K'ufo fur h") years and learned (lurin
tliat time the needs and wants of the people I am opening ni with
a eomplotr line of hardware , glass and crockery ware, tin, alumi
num and enamel ware, doors and windows, paints, oils and var
nishes, notions of all descriptions, including ladies and children's
underwear, rilibons toilet articles and everythiiijr the housewife
needs every day to beautify and assist in keeping the home up.
THE POLICY
of our store will he. "We huy'with cash we sell for cash.
WE WILL GIVE
The highest' efficiency in service, the best quality in merchandise
and we will sell the
Lowest in Price
YOU WILL SAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE
II' you gel any article or service that isn't right Jet ns l.now
WE WILL MAKE IT RIGHT
REMEMBER We want you to make our store vour h.rme V,,u
are interested in making your home right in comfort. sin and
sen ice; t hen, help us to make our store the same. ' ' ' '
WATCH f or ourtj. with The Ilooverized Grocorv in the
People's Market Place
THE GOLDEN RULE CO.'S OLD STAND
ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE
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